In Cherkassy volunteers cleaned the beach from debris. Photo

In Cherkassy volunteers cleaned the beach from debris. Photo Facebook / Тетяна Волочай
Olena Yatseno

Vacationers also joined in the cleanup

In the area of ​​Cherkasy Krivalovka, representatives of four public organizations removed one of the local beaches from a heap of garbage.

This was announced on her Facebook page by the chairman of the public organization "We are near" Tatyana Volochay. She also posted photos from the action.

According to her, at the cleanup, which took place on Saturday, June 4, near the Krivalovka farm, members of four public organizations gathered, namely: the Cherkasy Youth Council, the All-Ukrainian Youth Movement Let's do it, Ukraine, "BUR - Build Ukraine Together" and actually OO "We are near".

Vacationers also joined the cleaning action. Activists and volunteers cleaned the shore near the sugar factory.

"Extremely beautiful territory, but too cluttered. We managed to clean the entire area and sort the garbage into bags," Volochay said.

Photo: Facebook / Tatyana Volochay

She added that volunteers need help with garbage collection, because the amount of garbage collected is very large.

Photo: Facebook / Tatyana Volochay

the day before EcoPolitics reported that forced Ukrainian refugees spent cleaning up in the Cinquetieth Anniversary Park in Brussels , Belgium.

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